GUNBAEK SO | Marine Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Prof Dr. GUNBAEK SO | Marine Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Professor | Mokpo National Maritime University | South Korea

🔹 Short Bio

Gunbaek So is a professor at Mokpo National Maritime University with a strong focus on control systems engineering. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Ship System Control (2009), a Master’s degree (2014), and a Doctorate (2018), both in Control Measurement Engineering, from the National Korea Maritime and Ocean University. Since 2021, he has been a professor, working on PID control, linear/nonlinear systems, and genetic algorithms. His research contributions include numerous journal publications and ongoing projects funded by the National Research Foundation of Korea.

🔗 Profile

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🎓 Education

  • Bachelor’s Degree (2009): Ship System Control, National Korea Maritime Ocean University
  • Master’s Degree (2014): Control Measurement Engineering, National Korea Maritime and Ocean University
  • Doctorate (2018): Control Measurement Engineering, National Korea Maritime and Ocean University

💼 Experience

Gunbaek So has been a professor at Mokpo National Maritime University since 2021, contributing significantly to research on PID control systems. Prior to his academic career, he completed his advanced studies at the National Korea Maritime and Ocean University. He has also led several funded research projects on improving industrial process control mechanisms.

🔬 Research Interests

Gunbaek’s research primarily focuses on PID control, linear/nonlinear systems, genetic algorithms, and parameter tuning. He has worked extensively on improving control systems for industrial processes, especially systems with time delay, and is keen on the optimization of these processes using intelligent techniques like genetic algorithms.

🏆 Awards

  • Nomination: Best Researcher Award
    Gunbaek So has been recognized for his research in control systems engineering, which has attracted national funding and notable citations in the field. His innovative contributions are well-regarded in academic circles.

📚 Publications

  1. “DS based 2-DOF PID controller for various integrating processes with time delay”
    Published in: ISA Transactions, 2024, 153, pp. 276–294
  2. “A Novel CEM-Based 2-DOF PID Controller for Low-Pressure Turbine Speed Control of Marine Gas Turbine Engines”
    Published in: Processes, 2024, 12(9), 1916
  3. “Fuzzy Gain Scheduling of the Fractional-Order PID Controller for a Continuous Stirred-Tank Reactor Process”
    Published in: Processes, 2023, 11(12), 3275
  4. “DS‐Based 2‐DOF PID Controller of a Regasification System for LNG‐Fueled Marine Engine”
    Published in: Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2022, 10(5), 606
  5. “Design of Linear PID Controller for Pure Integrating Systems with Time Delay Using Direct Synthesis Method”
    Published in: Processes, 2022, 10(5), 831

🔚 Conclusion

Professor Gunbaek So is a distinguished figure in control systems engineering, with a focus on optimizing industrial processes using advanced PID control mechanisms. His publications and ongoing research demonstrate his dedication to innovation, making him a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award.

Long Yu | Marine Geotechnical Engineering | Best Paper Award

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Prof.Long Yu | Marine Geotechnical Engineering | Best Paper Award

Professor | Dalian University of Technology | China

Prof. Long Yu is a distinguished figure in the field of marine geotechnical engineering, currently serving as a Professor at Dalian University of Technology. With a robust academic background and a focus on geotechnical engineering for offshore oil, gas, and wind power resources, Prof. Yu has significantly advanced the understanding and application of in-situ testing methods, large deformation numerical analysis, and foundation bearing capacity theory. His extensive research contributions are evidenced by over 60 publications in prominent academic journals and conferences globally.

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Education 🎓

Prof. Long Yu completed his education at Dalian University of Technology in China, specializing in geotechnical engineering. His academic journey laid a strong foundation for his future research endeavors and professional achievements in marine geotechnical engineering.

Experience 🏢

Prof. Long Yu has led multiple research projects, including four funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and several key projects under the 13th and 14th Five-Year Plans. Additionally, he has managed significant consultancy projects related to offshore oil, accumulating over 10 million RMB in funding. Prof. Yu’s expertise has also been recognized through the publication of numerous patents and books, contributing valuable insights to the field.

Research Interest 🔬

Prof. Long Yu’s research interests encompass the mechanical properties of marine soils, soil-structure interactions, and the development of theoretical and numerical methods for marine geotechnical engineering. His work addresses critical challenges in offshore oil and gas development and offshore wind power resources, with applications across various sea areas, including the Bohai Sea, the South China Sea, and the Yellow Sea.

Awards 🏆

Prof. Long Yu has received multiple accolades for his contributions to marine geotechnical engineering. His pioneering research and extensive publications have earned him recognition in both academic and professional circles, underscoring his impact on the field.

Publications 📚

Prof. Long Yu has an impressive record of publications, including 46 papers indexed in SCI. Here are a few notable examples:

  1. The bearing capacity of spudcans (ISBN:978-981-10-6963-5), published in 2017, explores foundational stability in marine environments.
  2. “Marine soils and their interaction with structures,” published in Journal of Geotechnical Engineering in 2019, has been cited 12 times.
  3. “In-situ testing methods for marine soils,” featured in Marine Geotechnical Journal in 2020, has received widespread acclaim.